At 9:00 AM, your trip starts with a pick-up from your accommodation and a  briefing from your guide. You will arrive in Jallianwala Bagh around  9:30 AM, and you will explore this famous garden for an hour. It is a  monument to the 1919 massacre in which more than a thousand defenceless  Indian villagers were slain by British forces led by General Dyer. This  location serves as a moving reminder of India's struggle for freedom.

You  will then spend 30 minutes visiting the Saragarhi Memorial Gurudwara at  10:45 AM. This Gurudwara honours the Battle of Saragarhi, one of the  most valiant last battles in history, in which 21 Sikh soldiers of the  British Indian Army valiantly fought against thousands of Afghan  tribesmen in 1897.

You'll stroll through the neighbourhood  streets to reach the Golden Temple around 11:30 AM. You'll spend one and  a half hours taking in the breathtaking golden building and discovering  its background. The holiest place in Sikhism is the Golden Temple, also  called Harmandir Sahib. It was established in 1577 by Guru Ram Das and  then embellished with gold by Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

You will  next have a one-hour lunch break at 1:15 PM, during which you will  savour delectable regional fare—possibly even sampling the renowned  Amritsari kulcha and cold lassi.

You will spend an hour at the  Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum at 2:30 PM. The founder of the Sikh Empire,  Maharaja Ranjit Singh, is honoured in this museum. It has relics,  artwork, and displays that showcase his life, military achievements, and  the Sikh misls' union into a strong kingdom.

You will then have  thirty minutes to explore the Durgiana Temple at 3:45 PM. The Durgiana  Temple, which honours the Hindu goddess Durga and features exquisite  sculptures and a tranquil pond, is frequently likened to the Golden  Temple because of their comparable architectural styles.

You will  finally travel to the Wagah Border at 4:30 PM to see the well-known  border ceremonial between Pakistan and India. You will spend two hours  taking in the distinctive dynamics of the border as well as the  colourful exhibition of patriotism.

Your tour comes to an end at  6:30 PM when you return to your hotel following an exciting day of  learning about Amritsar's rich history and culture.

8 hours and 30 minutes

Amritsar, India